Coldplay: Our Glastonbury
Ahead of Coldplay's record-breaking fifth headline set, Chris Martin and the rest of the band talk viewers through their 25-year Glastonbury experience. They detail their journey from their debut in the New Bands Tent in 1999, to quickly progressing to the Other Stage the following year, followed by a performance at the Pilton Fete in 2001 which impressed Michael Eavis so much he invited them back to headline Glastonbury in 2002. Since then they have headlined in 2005, 2011 and 2016 and return to top the bill on Saturday night this year. Chris also reveals some of the other artists they have enjoyed along the way such as Pulp in 1995, Badly Drawn Boy in 2000 and Stormzy in 2019.
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